Green Mobility Ambassadors

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The public process for transportation infrastructure projects, plans, and policies can seem complex and daunting. Via this program participants gain information and strategies to navigate this process and be effective advocates.

Bike East Bay has developed an innovative training program for our local partners called Green Mobility Ambassadors (GMAs). These trainings prepare individuals to engage in their own advocacy and education on transportation and accessibility projects and programs.

An image with a light orange background features two columns, each with a title at the top. The left column, titled "Green Mobility Ambassadors," displays a series of six icons and their corresponding descriptions, along with text detailing participation information. The top row of icons includes: A person on a bike next to text "Bike Civics: All About Bikeways" A megaphone icon next to "Bike Civics: Make Yourself Heard" An exclamation mark in a triangle next to "Environmental & Mobility Justice" The middle row shows: A bicycle with a thought bubble reading "Day 2" next to "Urban Cycling 101 Day 2" A bicycle with a thought bubble reading "Day 1" next to "Urban Cycling 101 Day 1" A person running over a pothole next to "Hazard Reporting: Potholes & More" The bottom row displays: A person pointing to a screen next to "Seminar: Bike Education Instructor" A certificate icon next to "League of American Bicyclists Instructor Certification" A group of people with interconnected thought bubbles next to "Level up, work with us and make the world a better place!" To the right of these icons, text reads: "Participation is free, stipends available upon request SIGN UP AT BikeEastBay.org/GMA." Below this, a QR code is shown. The right column, titled "Embajadores de Movilidad Verde," mirrors the left column's content in Spanish. The icons and their descriptions are identical, but the text is translated. The top row of icons includes: A person on a bike next to "Bici Civismo: Todo sobre Bicisendas" A megaphone icon next to "Bici Civismo: Hazte escuchar" An exclamation mark in a triangle next to "Justicia Ambiental y de Movilidad" The middle row shows: A bicycle with a thought bubble reading "Día 2" next to "Ciclismo Urbano 101 Día 2" A bicycle with a thought bubble reading "Día 1" next to "Ciclismo Urbano 101 Día 1" A person running over a pothole next to "Informes de Peligros: Baches y Más" The bottom row displays: A person pointing to a screen next to "Seminario: Instructor de Educación en Bicicleta" A certificate icon next to "Certificación de instructores de la Liga de Ciclistas Estadounidenses" A group of people with interconnected thought bubbles next to "¡Mejórate, trabaja con nosotros y haz del mundo un lugar mejor!" To the right of these icons, text reads: "Participación gratuita, incentivos disponibles a pedido INSCRÍBETE BikeEastBay.org/GMA." Below this, a QR code is shown. At the very bottom center of the image is the "BIKE EAST BAY" logo.

Hayward 2025 Green mobility ambassador series

Urban Cycling 101: Classroom Workshop

Saturday, August 30, 2025 · 2 – 4pm
Hayward Public Library 
888 C Street Hayward, CA 94541

Learn rules of the road, how to equip your bicycle, fit your helmet, use different types of bike infrastructure, and avoid common hazards

Urban Cycling 101: Day 2 Road Class

Sunday, September 7, 2025 · 10am – 3:30pm
In-Person at Hayward BART Station Parking Lot
699 B Street Hayward, CA 94541

We’ll cover on-road, on-your-bike practice sessions, working in small groups with our certified instructors to improve your bike handling skills, emergency maneuvers, and ability to confidently and safely bike on all types of streets and pathways

Bike Civics: All About Bikeways

Monday, September 15, 2025 · 5:30 – 7pm
Eden Youth Clubhouse
680 W Tennyson Rd, Hayward

Learn about different types of transportation and accessibility facilities, what they do and how they’re used

Hazard Reporting: Potholes & More

Monday, September 22, 2025 · 5:30 – 7pm
Eden Youth Clubhouse
680 W Tennyson Rd, Hayward

Information on how to identify and report maintenance issues and construction hazards, and get them fixed

Environmental & Mobility Justice

Monday, September 29, 2025 · 5:30 – 7pm
Eden Youth Clubhouse
680 W Tennyson Rd, Hayward

A short history of urban development in the United States, how to identify neighborhood impacts and advocate for equitable changes

Bike Civics: Make Yourself Heard

Monday, October 6, 2025 · 5:30 – 7pm
Eden Youth Clubhouse
680 W Tennyson Rd, Hayward

Information about civic engagement and making effective comments at public meetings

Training Topics

A variety of topics is covered at multiple training sessions, including the following:

  • Bike Civics: All About Bikeways – Learn about different types of transportation and accessibility facilities, what they do and how they’re used
  • Bike Civics: Make Yourself Heard – Information about civic engagement and making effective comments at public meetings
  • Bike East Bay Education Classes – Learn safety skills and how to get around by bike while having fun
  • Hazard Reporting: Potholes & More – Information on how to identify and report maintenance issues and construction hazards, and get them fixed
  • Environmental & Mobility Justice Training – A short history of urban development in the United States, how to identify neighborhood impacts and advocate for equitable changes

continuous Green Mobility Ambassador TRAININGS & Events

Join events and trainings related to our Green Mobility Ambassadors program, to get involved and support a more people-friendly East Bay.

These trainings are free and open to all, some offered as online webinars and some as in-person sessions. Sign up for our notification list below to receive updates.

Several individuals who commit to participating in the entire series may be eligible to be hired as Green Mobility Ambassadors, a part-time hourly staff position with Bike East Bay.

This will enable more broad participation and experience than is possible via a typical volunteer advocate model, as not everyone has the same access and resources to participate in the planning process.

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